🚨 THERE IT IS. IN THEIR OWN ACCOUNTS. THIS IS WHAT YOU ALL WANTED. CLEAR, DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE OF ORGANISED LOBBYING, LEGAL CHALLENGES AND CAMPAIGNING TO CHANGE UK IMMIGRATION POLICY. And it comes directly from Care4Calais's own financial statements and annual reports. Care4Calais isn't just providing humanitarian aid. Its annual reports document years of organised campaigning, lobbying and legal challenges against UK government immigration policies. HERE'S WHAT THEIR OWN REPORTS REVEAL: 📄 2022 — Annual Report, pp. 5–7 Launched the Stop Rwanda campaign, lobbied for policy changes, challenged the Home Office's pushback policy and distributed legal-help contact leaflets in Calais. 💷 2022 — Financial Accounts, p. 21 Raised £124,797 in a restricted legal fund specifically to challenge the government's Rwanda policy. ⚖️ 2023 — Annual Report, p. 6 Supported 763 people facing possible Rwanda removal and initiated its own legal challenge against the government's use of RAF Wethersfield. 💷 2023 — Financial Accounts, p. 21 Recorded £149,282 in expenditure from its Rwanda legal fund. 📄 2025 — Annual Report, p. 6 Distributed leaflets in France advising people detained after arriving in Britain how to obtain legal assistance to challenge detention and removal. 📨 2025 — Annual Report, pp. 9–10 Reported over 43,000 supporter advocacy actions, including more than 13,000 emails to MPs and 5,000 to the Prime Minister. 🏛️ 2025 — Annual Report, p. 9 Documented meetings with trade unions, parliamentary groups, campaign alliances and Home Office representatives. 💷 2025 — Annual Report, p. 4 Confirmed that local Care4Calais groups had received funding from local authorities. 🚨 NOW HERE'S THE CONNECTION THAT NEEDS SCRUTINY. On 25 March 2025, the PCS union and Care4Calais jointly launched a proposal for new visa-to-travel routes into Britain. PCS represents civil servants working in Border Force and the Home Office. The union confirmed Home Office members helped develop the proposal, which was intended to lobby politicians. So a union representing people involved in administering Britain's borders was working with a charity actively challenging government immigration policy. IS THAT ILLEGAL? Not automatically. Civil servants have trade-union rights. Charities can lawfully campaign and challenge government decisions. But I believe the public deserves answers. Who authorised these activities? Were Civil Service impartiality rules respected? How were the campaigns financed? Was public grant funding kept separate from lobbying and litigation? And who was accountable for ensuring those boundaries were respected? The evidence of organised campaigning is in their own published records. It does not establish organised crime or unlawful conduct. I'm following the money, the partnerships and the paper trail. Care4Calais charity number: 1169048. PUBLIC AUDIT | WE ARE HOUSE TRACE. VERIFY. RECORD.